This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
If you're experiencing issues with buttons on your homepage not redirecting to the correct language after a language change, and your site uses custom blocks from the Kubio plugin, the URL field of the block may not be registered for translation.
Solution:
First, try searching for the URL in the Advanced Translation Editor (ATE). If it's not available, you'll need to register the URL field for translation. You can do this by creating a custom XML configuration code. Here are the steps:
1. Edit the homepage with the default editor and switch to the Code editor to view the block structure.
2. Use the following XML code to register the button text and URL for translation:
<wpml-config>
<gutenberg-blocks>
<gutenberg-block type="kubio/button" translate="1">
<xpath>/*</xpath>
<key name="link">
<key type="link" name="value"></key>
</key>
</gutenberg-block>
</gutenberg-blocks>
</wpml-config>
3. Add this code to WPML > Settings > Custom XML Configuration.
4. Make a small change to the page content, save it, and update the translation. The button URL should now be adjusted automatically.
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Last updated by 6 months, 4 weeks ago.
Assisted by: Long Nguyen.
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 Supporter Languages: English (English ) Timezone: Asia/Ho_Chi_Minh (GMT+07:00) |
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Supporter Languages: English (English ) Timezone: Asia/Ho_Chi_Minh (GMT+07:00) |
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Supporter Languages: English (English ) Timezone: Asia/Ho_Chi_Minh (GMT+07:00) |
Hi, If you edit the homepage with default editor and switch to Code editor, you can see the block structure:
<!-- wp:kubio/button {"kubio":{"styleRef":"JDZCnJp-vBR","props":{"buttonWidth":"fitToContent","iconPosition":"before","showIcon":false,"buttonSize":"medium","horizontalAlign":"center"},"style":{"descendants":{"link":{"background":{"color":"rgba(var(--kubio-color-5),1)"},"border":{"top":{"radius":{"right":{"value":6,"unit":"px"},"left":{"value":6,"unit":"px"}},"color":"rgba(var(--kubio-color-5),1)","style":"solid","width":{"value":"2","unit":"px"}},"bottom":{"radius":{"right":{"value":6,"unit":"px"},"left":{"value":6,"unit":"px"}},"color":"rgba(var(--kubio-color-5),1)","style":"solid","width":{"value":"2","unit":"px"}},"left":{"color":"rgba(var(--kubio-color-5),1)","style":"solid","width":{"value":"2","unit":"px"}},"right":{"color":"rgba(var(--kubio-color-5),1)","style":"solid","width":{"value":"2","unit":"px"}}},"textAlign":"center","typography":{"color":"#012462","family":"Urbanist","margin":{"top":"","bottom":"2rem"},"size":{"unit":"px","value":"12"},"weight":"600","lineHeight":{"value":"1","unit":""},"transform":"uppercase","letterSpacing":{"value":"1","unit":"px"}},"padding":{"top":{"unit":"px","value":"12"},"bottom":{"unit":"px","value":"12"},"left":{"unit":"px","value":"24"},"right":{"unit":"px","value":"24"}},"states":{"hover":{"background":{"color":"rgba(var(--kubio-color-5),1)"},"typography":{"color":"#4583f2"},"border":{"top":{"color":"rgba(var(--kubio-color-5),1)"},"left":{"color":"rgba(var(--kubio-color-5),1)"},"right":{"color":"rgba(var(--kubio-color-5),1)"},"bottom":{"color":"rgba(var(--kubio-color-5),1)"}}}}},"icon":{"size":{"unit":"px","value":"12"},"margin":{"left":{"value":"0","unit":"px"},"right":{"value":"10","unit":"px"}}}}},"hash":"-RLIbqAGp"},"link":{"value":"<em><u>hidden link</u></em>","typeOpenLink":"sameWindow","noFollow":false,"lightboxMedia":""},"preserveSpace":{"text":false},"icon":{"name":"font-awesome/star"}} -->
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<!-- /wp:kubio/button -->
I register the button text and URL for translation with this XML code:
<wpml-config>
<gutenberg-blocks>
<gutenberg-block type="kubio/button" translate="1">
<xpath>/*</xpath>
<key name="link">
<key type="link" name="value" />
</key>
</gutenberg-block>
</gutenberg-blocks>
</wpml-config>
it is added to WPML > Settings > Custom XML Configuration. Then I make a small change to the page content > Save > Update the translation and you can see the button URL is adjusted automatically. Looking forward to your reply.   |
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And how do I translate this part of the header? I can only edit the German part. Below is an image to illustrate.  |
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Supporter Languages: English (English ) Timezone: Asia/Ho_Chi_Minh (GMT+07:00) |
Hi, It's the template part. You can go to WPML > Translation Management > Filter type "Template Part" > Translate the template "Front Header". Refer documentation https://wpml.org/documentation/getting-started-guide/translating-content-created-using-gutenberg-editor/translating-sites-that-use-full-site-editing/ Looking forward to your reply.  |
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Supporter Languages: English (English ) Timezone: Asia/Ho_Chi_Minh (GMT+07:00) |
Hi, When I click on edit it gives the following message: You should edit the header template in the admin area > Kubio. Where to manually update these 3 languages? Please follow steps below to translate the header template: 1. Go to WPML > Translation Management > Select the header template and languages > Assign to translator > Add to Translation Basket. it has already added to the documentation https://wpml.org/documentation/getting-started-guide/translating-content-created-using-gutenberg-editor/translating-sites-that-use-full-site-editing/ Thanks.   |
